President Joe Biden visited Michigan on Thursday, aiming to emphasize his strengths amid discontent among the state's Arab American population over his handling of the Gaza situation.
The US Department of State issued a warning for American travelers to the Caribbean, citing violent crime affecting local populations in Jamaica and the Bahamas.
Joel Embiid's return for the Philadelphia 76ers ended abruptly on Tuesday night. The star left the game early at the Chase Center, limping off in the fourth quarter due to an awkward leg injury during their 119-107 loss to the Golden State Warriors.
Peru authorities have reopened the train route to Machu Picchu, resolving more than a week of protests. An agreement has been reached, ending the blockade that had stranded tourists and disrupted access to the renowned Incan site.
A federal judge has handed Disney a significant setback in its legal dispute with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, dismissing the company's First Amendment lawsuit.
The Colombian government and ELN rebels, the country's largest remaining rebel group, have jointly announced a one-week extension of their current ceasefire.
Chita Rivera, the acclaimed dancer and actor with 10 Tony nominations and two wins, passed away at 91. Rivera's groundbreaking Broadway career paved the way for Latina artists, showcasing resilience after surviving a near-fatal car accident.
Five suspects face murder charges for the fatal shootings of six men in a Southern California desert crossroads. Prosecutors allege the incident stemmed from a marijuana-related dispute. The charges highlight the violent consequences of the disagreement over the drug trade.
In a Jupiter, Florida fundraiser, President Joe Biden urged donors to ensure Donald Trump becomes a "loser again," expressing concern over a "real dose of Trumpism" in Florida. Biden's remarks highlight political rivalry and opposition to Trump's influence in the state.
An Argentina court on Tuesday overturned labor rules proposed by President Javier Milei that would make it easier to fire workers, in a new blow to the leader’s efforts to shake up regulations that he says have hampered the country’s struggling economy.
The Brooklyn federal trial of Ronald Washington and Karl Jordan Jr. for the 2002 murder of Run-D.M.C.’s DJ Jam Master Jay commenced on January 29. The prosecution characterized the musician's death as a "grisly execution."
Kate Middleton's return from the hospital is a welcome step toward normality for the royal family, alleviating a perceived void, notes King Charles III's former butler. Meanwhile, King Charles, her father-in-law, received treatment for an enlarged prostate at the same hospital.
A man suspected of murdering a retired Florida priest, the priest's sister, his own grandfather, and another unidentified person was fatally shot outside his family's home by police. The incident involved a shootout, injuring two officers, according to authorities.
Former IRS contractor Charles Littlejohn has pleaded guilty to leaking Donald Trump tax records and thousands of other records, including billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney will miss Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens due to personal reasons and a hip injury, according to the team's announcement on Saturday.
Argentina President Javier Milei, now an Orthodox Jew, pledged to visit Israel, condemning Hamas during an address to Buenos Aires' Jewish community. His remarks underscore a shift in diplomatic stance and highlight his commitment to addressing international issues.
An AeroMexico passenger was arrested in Mexico for opening an airplane's emergency door and walking onto the wing. Frustrated by hours of tarmac delay without air conditioning or water, the man took drastic action on the Guatemala City-bound flight.
The Cayman Islands, primarily known for its stunning beaches and vibrant marine life, has several places of historical significance that provide insights into the region's past.
The grieving family of an 85-year-old Florida grandmother, tragically killed by an alligator, is filing a lawsuit against the retirement village. They assert that the owners were aware of the dangerous alligator in the pond but neglected to remove it, leading to the fatal incident.
The Justice Department confirmed on Friday that former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed state employees, aligning with the findings of a prior state civil review of the allegations against him.
